The Poems of Robert Greene Christopher Marlowe And Ben Jonson
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* Whalley observes that these lines contain 'an enumeration of Drayton's poems, with our author's testimony to their merits. ' It is scarcely necessary to point out that the ' enumeration ' does not include the ' Odes, ' 'Pastorals, ' ' The Muses' Elysium, ' and many other pieces, some of which were of a later date thaathe edition of Drayton's works to which this panegyric was prefixed. Jonson was one of I>raytoa"s most intimate friends ; yet iu his loose conversations with Drummond he spoke sl...ightingly of him, saying that Drayton ' feaj-ed him, and thiiJ he esteemed not of him. " Draytou died iu i6 3!.
O T, O 4J U td 404 BEN JONSON.
Because, wlio make the question, have not seen Those ambling visits pass in verse, between Thy muse and mine, as they expect; 'tis true, You have not writ to me, nor I to you. And though I now begin, 'tis not to rub Ha. Unch against hauncli, or i-aise a rhyming club About the town ; this reckoning I will pay, Witliout conferring symbols : this, my day.
It was no dream !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Whalley observes that these lines contain 'an enumeration of Drayton's poems, with our author's testimony to their merits. ' It is scarcely necessary to point out that the ' enumeration ' does not include the ' Odes, ' 'Pastorals, ' ' The Muses' Elysium, ' and many other pieces, some of which were of a later date thaathe edition of Drayton's works to which this panegyric was prefixed. Jonson was one of I>raytoa"s most intimate friends ; yet iu his loose conversations with Drummond he spoke sl...ightingly of him, saying that Drayton ' feaj-ed him, and thiiJ he esteemed not of him. " Draytou died iu i6 3!.
O T, O 4J U td 404 BEN JONSON.
Because, wlio make the question, have not seen Those ambling visits pass in verse, between Thy muse and mine, as they expect; 'tis true, You have not writ to me, nor I to you. And though I now begin, 'tis not to rub Ha. Unch against hauncli, or i-aise a rhyming club About the town ; this reckoning I will pay, Witliout conferring symbols : this, my day.
It was no dream !
What to read after The Poems of Robert Greene Christopher Marlowe And Ben Jonson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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